Which of the following accurately describes the effect of increasing the sample size?
a. Increases the standard error and has no effect on the risk of a Type I error
b. Decreases the standard error and has no effect on the risk of a Type I error
c. Increases the risk of a Type I error and has no effect on the standard error
d. Decreases the risk of a Type I error and has no effect on the standard error
B
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When would you be least likely to conform to the opinions of the majority?
a. If you see that the majority is clearly wrong b. If you are outnumbered by only three or four to one c. If you are outnumbered by a large group, but you have one ally d. If you are afraid of being ridiculed
Which of the following students' summaries about metacognition and problem solving is the most accurate?
a. Delmer: "Our metacognitions are typically more accurate for insight problems than for noninsight problems." b. Midori: "Students are not able to predict how well they are doing on a wide variety of problem-solving tasks." c. Saundra: "On insight problems, our confidence increases suddenly; on noninsight problems, our confidence builds up gradually." d. Steve: "Students typically have a feeling that they know the solution when they are several steps away from solving a problemâ€"whether the problem is an insight problem or a noninsight problem."
Forming impressions and making judgments about the traits of others is called:
a. social facilitation c. social reasoning b. person perception d. person polarization
In order to achieve a sense of integrity, an individual must engage in a deliberate process of personal reflection andself-evaluation, which occurs through
A. mutuality. B. education. C. introspection. D. identification.